Had Tim do a refrigerant for ac at my house , did a great job . at a reasonable price. But tried to call him on other projects ,got the runaround for months and now will not take my calls, I would not recommend him ,if you you want good service don't call Tim. at least 5 months waiting. read more

Tim came to give me a quote for installing air conditioner in a slider window. I asked him for a quote and he sent me over this...letter not showing the breakdown of any prices just a figure of 600.00 to put them in the window. When I asked for a breakdown with prices and equipment he said then I dont want to do the job. What contractor will not provide you with a quote. ONLY SOMEONE THAT HAVE SOMETHING TO HIDE. HAD A CONTRACTOR COME AND GIVE ME A BREAKDOWN FOR INSTALLATION AND PUT CAMERAS UP FOR LESS THAN HE QUOTED. read more

the only thing i'll say is, if you want to have a good stressful life and you don't have money to throw around don't hire this guy. you will regret you did. i'm talking from experience read more

Unfortunately Tim at Post Heating Cooling Electric is not someone I would recommend. My partner and I had hired him on several jobs over the last year, and each one became more problematic. Tim seems to think that he should charge what he thinks you're worth or what he can get out of you; and on almost every job, when it was done, he added additional charges on that he said wasn't included in the estimate. No offense Tim, but you're the HVAC guy, don't you know what's supposed to be included in a job estimate? The final straw for me was: Time installed a furnace and AC unit at my personal residence, and after the equipment was ordered and paid for, by me, he told me that he would not do the work for the amount he quoted. After about two hours of debate, he finally agreed to do the work. It seemed he thought he had actually gotten more money out of me than he did, I just simply agreed to pay him for the previous job he had finish a few days prior, but I was going to pay him anyway. On the install Tim forgot to glue the cold air intake PVC line, I noticed and brought to his attention, and he spilled a bottle of PVC glue on my floor and my hot water heater, and then blamed it on my kids - who had not been in the room since he started the work. To make matters worse, two weeks ago when the first hot weather hit, I turned on my brand new AC, and it didn't work. I called Tim and it was apparent he did not want to come over to my house to take a look. First insisting that I would have to pay him for a service call if he did; and then telling me to start switching wires on my thermostat because it was probably something I did. My frustration grew way beyond that when Tim had the nuts to tell my partner that I had screwed him out of $200 for the work he did at my house. Which couldn't be further from the truth. If that had been the case, as he did the work five months ago, why am I know hearing that I didn't pay something I owed him? I have called another company to come look at what the issue is with my AC unit, and I will have to pay for whatever it may be; but then I would rather do that than allow Tim back onto my property I hate giving this sort of review as I liked Tim and had been trying to give him work as he would show up and do the job - and we had given him a good amount of work so you think he would in the very least make sure that his install at my house worked, at least, I think that's reasonable. It just became too painful dealing with his wildly inconsistent pricing and questionable practices of changing things in the middle of work. To finish: All the above is simply my opinion based on my personal experience with Tim at Post Heating Cooling Electric, your experience may be different, though somehow I doubt it. read more

Tim Post was hired to complete a furnace job for us in June 2016. He was unable to start the job when he quoted, which wasn't a real problem since it was June and we were able accommodate his schedule. Similar to a review on Angie's List, we found Tim to be an excessive talker and incapable of listening. We had to really watch him and correct the placements of the furnace, registers, cold air return, & gas line relocation. Prior to the job start, we installed a laminate floor in the room, finished the walls adjacent to the ideal furnace location, and drew a VERY clear rectangle on the floor behind the door where we wanted it and it logically fit. I walked in to find they had drawn their own rectangle where they were going to install it ... on the opposite side of the room right at the door entrance. I expressed great relief that I had caught them before they cut the floor and Tim's response was, "Wouldn't have been that bad. The floors are easy for you to fix.". ?! We had to tell him where to put the registers. Because we didn't draw them out for them, there were a couple that needed to be relocated. The miscuts in the floor were shoddily repaired such that we had to redo their job to secure them properly. Tim's cold air return size selection and placement far exceeded 16" and would have entailed us to "just cut the studs." per Tim's suggestion. His own words nicely summarize his poor workmanship and lack of code knowledge. Obviously, I opposed and inquired if a narrower and longer intake was possible ... the logical solution. Post's relocation of the stove gas line was ~10 inches from the wall. We had to explain the stove would sit ~6 inches from the wall at that location. We put an 'X' on the floor where it needed to be redone to ensure the stove sat flush to the wall. His "3-day job" turned in to a 1.5 week job which, again, wasn't truly a problem for us because it was June but is beneficial for other's on a time line to be aware of. On September 12th, we discovered they failed to physically connect 2 registers. When we called Tim to advise him of that his response was, "I'm not sure what you want me to do about that.". After explaining the job's objective to Tim, we agreed he would come out once the gas was turned on to ensure the system is operating properly, as stated in his quote & receipt. Well, it's been over 3 weeks since we had the gas turned on. We've had freezing temperatures and have yet to see Post Heating Cooling Electric. He's riddled with excuses and a lack of professionalism & conscience. And, he pretty much admitted being a liar and a thief with his text reply, "God forgives them as well". Lastly, we tried to complete the rebate that was offered and learned the furnace Tim installed is not the one qualified for the $300 rebate as was discussed MANY times before installation. Tim suggested RG&E changed the program since June 2016. If you're looking for an incompetent, unreliable, illogical, and dishonest contractor then Tim Post is your man. He will take your money, leave you in a lurch, and run laughing all the way to the bank. If you've had a similar experience with this ""business"" please spare others much time, money, & frustration by informing the NYS Attorney General and the BBB. :) Good Luck All! read more

Identical to the other 2 posts, Tim is the worst electrician I have ever dealt with-whether it was installing exterior lights or a heating issue, he is totally incompetent. No need to go into detail since the other 2 reviews did that but never hire Post Electric or Tim Post. His pricing is pulled out of the air and is based on what he thinks he can get you for and he had no answer when I asked him why he charged me as much as he did. He started 3 different jobs for me but I never could get him to come back to finish any because the minute he got a call for a new job, he would leave mine. Talks constantly instead of working but charged me for the time. It took him 6 hours to find a problem with a furnace and then went on to tell me how he saved me money because he didn't have to buy any parts. Wonder how long that furnace will work?? Too bad the lowest rating is still 1 star. He deserves zero. read more

Post HVAC did a variety of work for us in the fall of 2016 and a checkup just last month. He installed a tankless gas water heater, repiped the inside gas line, and replaced a very old cast iron furnace with a new high efficiency furnace and central air conditioning system. Tim and his brother completely removed the bulky old system and customized the connection to the new HVAC unit. This gave us a good bit more space. We had the gas line reworked completely with new drops for the dryer, heater, hot water heater, and stove. We are satisfied with the end result as the new HVAC system is efficient, quiet, fully functional and much cleaner and smaller. Tim was able to work with me about some of the customization that we wanted or needed. I communicated my goals, product selection, and vision for the changes. We were able to have open communication and agreeing to a scope of work and payment schedule up front made sure the project ended well. I am satisfied with the outcome of Tim's work for our house. read more